Most dual-subtitle tools skip Prime Video. Funlingo doesn’t. Two lines, word meanings and your own vocab list.
Many dual-subtitle tools don’t support Amazon Prime Video. Funlingo does: two subtitle lines on Prime originals and licensed titles, with tap-to-translate and a saved word list, free in desktop Chrome.
One click from the Chrome Web Store.
Start a title with subtitles in your target language.
Tap any word for its meaning and save it.
Start playing a title, click the Subtitles and Audio icon in the top-right of the player, and pick a language under Subtitles. To see two languages at once, turn on Funlingo and pick your second language.
Original and translation together.
Meaning, pronunciation, slow replay.
Saved with the line it came from.
Works on Amazon originals and licensed titles with subtitles.
Historical Castilian Spanish.
Casual Mexican comedy.
Mexico City comedy.
Argentine Spanish.
North Indian Hindi.
Hindi with some English.
Slow, gentle village Hindi.
Hindi and English mixed.
Gritty Delhi crime drama.
Everyday Tokyo Japanese.
Unscripted conversation.
Comedians trying not to laugh.
Action drama.
1970s Berlin German.
Quick, casual German.
Supermarket comedy.
Small-town comedy.
Roman comedy.
Casual Italian.
Crime drama set in the 1980s.
Teen drama.
1960s school drama.
Quick, casual French.
Fast American English.
British English, very quick.
Clear, direct American English.
Playful British English.
Fast 1950s New York English.
Availability varies by country. Check your catalog for subtitles in your target language.
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